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UK Encryption laws to come into force soon
The section of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA) that deals with the release of software encryption keys could come into force soon, according to the Home Secretary, Jacqui Smith.
Fiona Raisbeck
Jul 11 2007 10:38AM
Security
Cisco and RSA to co-develop encryption technology
Cisco Systems and RSA are teaming up to develop encryption technology.
Robert Jaques
May 24 2007 12:21PM
Software
Clock ticking on 1024-bit encryption safety
A team of boffins at the University of Lausanne, the University of Bonn and NTT DoCoMo in Japan have discovered the prime factors of a 307-digit number.
Iain Thomson
May 24 2007 11:56AM
Security
Hitachi adds encryption to laptop drive
Hitachi has announced that its 200GB notebook hard drive will include encryption to protect data if the machine falls into the wrong hands.
Andrew Charlesworth
May 15 2007 4:15PM
Security
Review: Utimaco SafeGuard Easy
Utimaco SafeGuard Easy is just what its name promises — the package is easy enough to install that the average end-user could do it. The 24-page installation manual is straightforward and covers both standalone and enterprise installation.
Justin Peltier
May 15 2007 12:00AM
Security
Intel partners with PGP for storage encryption
Data security 'for the masses'.
Clement James
May 11 2007 11:44AM
Storage
UK business shunning encryption
Infosec survey finds take-up at just nine percent.
Iain Thomson
Apr 26 2007 2:00PM
Security
Infosecurity: Brand protection is key driver in encryption deployment
More than half of UK businesses believe brand protection and reputation are the key drivers in the decision to deploy encryption technology, new figures from PGP Corporation show.
Fiona Raisbeck
Apr 26 2007 10:11AM
Security
Encryption is the last defense for data in a digital world
We used to live in an analog world. We played records, radio stations had static interference, we flattened out dollar bills to work in vending machines and we anguished over hanging chads. Sure, everything was converted into bits and bytes in the end, but the world we interacted with was a physical one.
Richard Moulds,
Apr 12 2007 4:12PM
Security
Study: Large companies snub email encryption
Almost two-thirds (60 percent) of large European companies are failing to secure data by encryption, the latest figures from Tumbleweed show.
Fiona Raisbeck
Apr 3 2007 10:11AM
Security
Seagate adds encryption to laptops
Seagate
has signed its first manufacturing deal to sell laptop computers with encrypted hard drives.
Matt Chapman
Mar 13 2007 11:12AM
Security
Review: BeCrypt Disk Protect
BeCrypt Disk Protect provides for two-factor authentication and also advanced encryption standard (AES) encryption of the entire hard drive. We configured BeCrypt Disk Protect to use password authentication, which was a little more difficult to install and configure than some of the other products.
Justin Peltier
Feb 5 2007 12:00AM
Security
Review: WinMagic SecureDoc
WinMagic Data Security’s SecureDoc Hard Disk Encryption provides advanced encryption standard (AES) encryption of the entire hard drive. SecureDoc Hard Disk Encryption also supports two-factor authentication through the use of smart cards and USB tokens.
Justin Peltier
Feb 5 2007 12:00AM
Security
Flaw found in PGP Desktop encryption tool
Users urged to upgrade to block intrusion.
Iain Thomson
Jan 29 2007 9:54AM
Security
Review: Secude Secure Notebook
The Secude Secure Notebook has the ability to authenticate the user using two-factor authentication, such as smart cards and USB tokens. The drive encryption product is broken into two pieces — one that provides the boot time authentication, and a second piece that provides the actual hard drive encryption.
Justin Peltier
Jan 29 2007 12:00AM
Security
Review: DriveCrypt Plus Pack
If James Bond had encryption software he would have the DriveCrypt Plus Pack. This software includes many more features than the other products in this category. Are they all useful to the typical corporate road warrior? Probably not, but they are all cool and definitely have some merit.
Justin Peltier
Jan 22 2007 12:00AM
Security
Review: PGP Whole Disk Encryption 9.5
PGP Whole Disk Encryption provides the easiest to install hard drive encryption package we tested. Both the standalone and enterprise products were easy to configure and were easy enough that most end-users could perform the installation with only the quick start guide.
Justin Peltier
Jan 15 2007 12:00AM
Security
Encryption a perfect response to the Year of the Breach
2006 will be recorded as the year that security breaches reached the consciousness and awareness of the mainstream consumer. Breaches are certainly not a new phenomena, especially to security professionals.
Phillip M.
Dec 27 2006 9:57PM
Security
Encryption vital to stem 'haemorrhaging' data
Data encryption is set to go mainstream as organisations move to stem the "haemorrhaging flows" of lost, stolen or misused information, industry experts have predicted.
Robert Jaques
Dec 7 2006 9:55AM
Storage
Vista validates encryption for mobile and endpoint security
Long viewed as a major vector for incoming threats such as viruses, malware and worms, organisations are also increasingly viewing laptops as a primary weakness in the fight against the theft, loss and misuse of information.
Nicko van
Dec 6 2006 9:57PM
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